This detached stone house welcomes up to three couples, a family or friendship group – plus two furry friends – to the Kippford area of Scotland’s coastline. Its generous and comfortable interiors and fabulous mature garden afford wonderful views of the water and plenty of room to play, relax and simple be. Revel in the restorative power of nature, with the estuary to the front and woodland to the rear of this fabulous property. Walk the pretty Jubilee Path, dogs happily by your side, or explore this part of South West Scotland further.
This traditional Scottish cottage simply oozes character with its large period-style windows flooding the generous living areas with light. Attractive fireplaces, large old doors and sloping upstairs ceilings add to the ambience. With a mixture of modern, classic and antique furniture, it makes for a really interesting and comfortable place to stay. There’s plenty of space if groups fancy watching or doing different things, with two lounges – one with an open fire, one with a wood burner. One also doubles as a dining space but, again, there’s a second table in the well-equipped kitchen, too. Two twin bedrooms and one double bedroom make the sleeping accommodation flexible for family groups. The private garden benefits from mature planting and is extensive, surrounded by woods and overlooking the Urr Estuary.
There’s plenty to do while holidaying in this great location, close to Shell Beach. Take in the views amid perfect peace and quiet from both indoors and outside, or enjoy walks from the doorstep by joining the Jubilee Path. Follow this to Kippford (0.5 miles), a popular seaside resort with sailing, yacht moorings and all manner of water-based events. As well as walking, there are opportunities for hiking and mountain biking plus watersports while staying here.